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Your Guide to

the Easy, Economical,

Efficient Way to Travel

Effective January 2007

The Southern

New JerseyTransit Guide


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Public TransitTHE EASY WAY TO COMMUTE

C O N T E N T S

A How To Guide for using Public Transit

1-6

NJ TRANSIT - Bus & RailBus: 7-13 Rail: 15-17

PATCO Rail

14

SEPTA- City Transit and Regional Rail18-21

County/SJTA Public Transit22-23

AMTRAK- Inter-City Rail24

CAPE MAY SEASHORE LINES24

COMMUTER BUS LINES - To NYC

Accessible Services/Reduced Fares25

C


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Transit Mapof all rail lines and bus connectionslisted in this brochure

PENNSYLVANIA

N

NORTH PHILA.

30th ST.STATION

TO BALTIMORE& WASHINGTON

15th/16th& Locust

12th/13th& Locust

9th/10th& Locust

AIRPORT Terminal E

AIRPORT Terminal C & D

AIRPORT Terminal B

AIRPORT Terminal A

EASTWICK

UNIVERSITYCITY

SUBURBANSTATION

MARKETEAST

TEMPLE UNIVER

FERN ROCK

OLNEY

LOGAN

WYOMINGHUNTING PARK

ERIE

ALLEGHENY

CHINATOWN

CITY HALL

WALNUT-LOCUST

LOMBARD-SOUTH

ELLSWORTH-FEDERAL

TASKER-MORRISSNYDEROREGON

PATTISON

Sports Complex

SUSQUEHANA-DAUPHIN

CECIL B. MOORE

GIRARD

FAIRMOUNT

SPRING GARDEN

RACE-VINE

FRAN

MARGARET-

C

ERIE-TORRESD

TIO

ALLEGHE

SOMERS

11th13th15th30th40th

46th

34th52nd

56th

60th

63rd69th ST.TERMINAL

MILLBOURNE

13thCONVENTION CTR.

19th22nd

36th

36th

37th

40th

33rdDREXEL

UNIV.

WLA

NESHAMINYTREVO

SOMERTONFOREST HILLSPHILMONT

BETHAYRESMEADOWBROOK

RYDALNOBLE

JENKINTOWN-WYNCOTEELKINS PARK

WAYNE JUNCTION

R1

BSL

BSL

MFL

SS

SS

AM

PR


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TO BOSTON

LONG ISLAND RR

TO ALBANY

PENN STATION

NEW YORKNEWARKPENN STATION

PATH

NEW JERSEY

HAMILTON /I-295

NEW BRUNSWICK

PRINCETON JCT./ PRINCETON (SHUTTLE)JERSEY AVENUE

CHERRY HILL

LINDENWOLD

ATCO

HAMMONTON

EGG HARBOR CITY

ABSECON

ATLANTIC CITYCONVENTIONCENTER, CASINOS& BOARDWALK

NORTH ELIZABETH

SECAUCUS JUNCTION

ELIZABETHLINDEN

RAHWAYMETUCHEN

EDISON

JAMAICA

33 St

WorldTradeCenter

TRENTON

NEWARK LIBERTY INTL AIRPORT

8th& Market

CITY HALL

BROADWAY

FERRYAVENUE

COLLINGSWOOD

WESTMONT

HADDONFIELD

WOODCREST

ASHLAND

LINDENWOLD

4-H FAIRGROUNDS

FU

TURE

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE

RIO GRANDE (Future Services)

COLD SPRING

CAPE MAY

ITY

FORD TERMINAL

ORTHODOX

URCH

LE

A

Y

T

HUNTINGDON

YORK-DAUPHIN

BERKS

GIRARD

SPRING GARDEN

2nd

5th

LEVITTOWNBRISTOL

CROYDONEDDINGTON

CORNWELLS HEIGHTSTORRESDALE

HOLMESBURG JUNCTION

TACONYWISSINOMING

BRIDESBURG

WEST TRENTONYARDLEYODBOURNEGHORNEALLSE

CM

AC

MFL

R3

R7

RL

NEC

AM

AC

PR

Atlantic City Line

PR PATCO Rail

CM Cape May Seashore Line

BSL Broad Street Subway

Bus Connections

Park/Ride

Airport Terminal-PHL

Accessible Station

MFL Market-Frankford Line

SS Subway-Surface Line

R1 Airport Line

R3 West Trenton Line

R7 Trenton Line

NEC Northeat Corridor Line

AM Amtrak

RL River LINESM

METROPARK

HAMILTON AVENUECASS STREET

BORDENTOWN

ROEBLING

FLORENCE

BURLINGTONTOWN CENTRE

BURLINGTON SOUTH

BEVERLY/EDGEWATER PARK

DELANCO

RIVERSIDE

CINNAMINSON

RIVERTONPALMYRA

PENNSAUKEN/RT. 73

36th STREETWALTER RANDTRANS. CENTERCOOPER ST./

RUTGERS

AQUARIUM

ENTERTAINMENTCENTER


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Whether commuting within southern New Jersey

or to Philadelphia, Atlantic City, Trenton or New York

traveling by train, bus, subway or trolley can save

time, money and the environment!

Start with a timetable.You will need to have a timetable for the schedule

of the bus or train line you want to take. You can

obtain timetables by accessing the websites or

information numbers listed at the end of this

brochure for the appropriate carrier. Or you can

pick up timetables at major stations or information

centers. Here is just a partial list:

NJ TRANSIT - CAMDEN/WALTER RAND

TRANSPORTATION CENTER, TRENTON STATION,ATLANTIC CITY BUS AND RAIL STATIONS

PATCO - ALL STATIONS

SEPTA- INFORMATION CENTER AT 1234 MARKET

STREET, MARKET EAST STATION, SUBURBAN

STATION, 30TH STREET STATION

AMTRAK- 30TH STREET STATION

You can also get NJ TRANSIT southern New Jersey bustimetables and maps, PATCO and Cape May Seashore

Lines timetables and select NJ TRANSIT, SEPTA, and

Amtrak rail timetables at many public locations and

from the Regional Travel Information Center at:

2002D Lincoln Drive West Marlton, NJ 08053-1530

PHONE (856) 596-8228 FAX (856) 983-0388WEB SITE www.transportationchoices.com

E-MAIL [email protected]

1Note: Information contained in this guide is subject

to change. Always consult with the particular carrier.


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Reading a timetableeasy as 1-2-3!

Choose your direction of travel and look at

the section of the schedule for either weekdays

(Monday thru Friday) or weekends (Saturday,

Sunday and holidays).

Find the location you are starting fromon the timetable. On bus timetables, the time

points listed represent the major stops. Buses also

stop at locations along the route that are between

the time points. On train timetables, every station is

listed, but trains will only stop at a station when a

time is listed. If the space is blank, that particular

train will not make that station stop.

Choose the start time of your trip. On NJ

TRANSIT bus, River LINESM and PATCO timetables,

read down. On NJ TRANSIT, SEPTA and Amtrak traintimetables, read across. Continue to your destination.

The trips arrival time will be noted. Be sure to

read any special symbols or footnotes! They give

important information about your bus route or train

line. Peak-hour trains are listed in the shaded areas

of NJ TRANSIT and SEPTA timetables. Off-peak

tickets are not valid on these trains.

SAVE with TransitChek

TransitChek gives employees a discount ontransportation fares by enabling employers to offer

a non-taxable fringe benefit. Special TransitChek

vouchers can be used like cash towards fares on

NJ TRANSIT, PATCO, SEPTA, and Amtrak, as well as

other transportation modes including vanpools. For

more information, call 1-800-355-5000, or visit

www.gettransitchek.org.

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Finding Transit Service

in your communityThe following is a list of southern New Jersey

communities along with available bus routes and/or

rail service. Find the county in which you live and

locate your municipality to determine transit routes

serving your community. Bus routes are referencedby number, and rail stations are listed by name.

To find out what other destinations are served by

the bus or rail line, go to the pages listed below.

pages 9 through 13 for NJ TRANSIT buses.

pages 15-17 for NJ TRANSIT rail and light rail

page 14 for PATCO

Note: Only communities with current bus or rail services

are listed. If your location is not shown, see the

municipality closest to you to find available services.

ATLANTIC COUNTYAbsecon 508, 554, 559, Atlantic City Line

Atlant

ic Cit

y 319, 501, 502, 504, 505, 507, 508, 509,

551, 552, 553, 554, 559, Atlantic City Line

Br

igant

ine Beach 501Buena Vis

t

a 553

Cor

bin Ci

t

y 315

Eg

g Har

bo

r Cit

y 554, Atlantic City Line

Eg

g Har

bor Tw

p 502, 507, 508

Est

ell M

anor 315

Folsom 315Gallowa

y 508, 554, 559

Hamil

ton 315, 502, 508, 553

Hammont

on 554, Atlantic City Line

L

inwood 507, 509

Long

p

or

t 505

M

argat

e 505Mullica 554

Nor

thf

ield 507, 509

Pleas

ant

v

ille 502, 507, 508, 509, 553, 554, 559

P

o

r

t Re

public 559

So

m

e

rs Point 507, 509

Ventnor 504, 505We

y

mout

h 315

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BURLINGTON COUNTYBass R

iver 559

Beve

rly 419, River LINEBordentown Ci

t

y 409, River LINE

Bordentown Tw

p 409

Burling

ton Cit

y 409, 413, 419, River LINE

Burling

ton Tw

p 409, 413, 418, 419

Cinnaminson 409, 419, River LINE

Delanco 419, River LINEDelran 409, 419

Edgewater Par

k 409, 419

Eve

sham 406

Fieldsboro 409

Florence 409, River LINE

Hainesport 317, 413Lumber

t

on 317, 413

Mansf

ield 409

Maple Shade 317, 407, 413

Moo

re

s

tow

n 317, 407, 413, 418, 457

Mt. Holly 317, 409, 413

Mt. L

aurel 317, 413, 457New Hanover 317

Nor

th Hanover 317

Palmy

ra 419, River LINE

Pe

mber

ton Boro 317

Pe

mber

t

on T

w

p 317

R

iver

side 419, River LINER

iverton 419, River LINE

Southampton 317

We

s

t

ampton 413

W

illingboro 409, 418

Wright

stown 317

CAMDEN COUNTYAudubon 400, 403, 450, 457

Audubon Park 400, 450

Barr

ing

ton 403, 455

Bellmaw

r 400

Be

rlin Bo

ro 554Be

rlin Tw

p 406

B

rook

lawn 401, 402, 408, 410, 412

Camden 313, 315, 318-Seasonal, 317, 400, 401,

402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 412,

413, 418, 419, 450, 451, 452, 453, 457, 551,

River LINE, PATCO

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Cher

r

y Hill 317, 404, 405, 406, 407, 413, 418, 450,

451, 455, 457, Atlantic City Line, PATCO Woodcrest

Chesilhur

s

t 554Cle

menton 403, 554

Collingswood 403, 450, 451, PATCO

Glouces

ter Cit

y 401, 402, 408, 410, 412, 457

Glouces

ter Tw

p 400, 403, 459

Haddon He

ight

s 400, 403, 455, 457

Haddon Tw

p 403, 450, 451, PATCO WestmontHaddonf

ield 451, 455, 457, PATCO

L

aurel Spr

ings 459, 554

Lawnside 403

Lindenwold 403, 451, 459, 554, Atlantic City Line,

PATCO

Magnolia 403Me

rchant

v

ille 404, 405, 407

Mount Ephraim 400, 457

Oak

ly

n 400, 403, 450

Pennsauken 317, 404, 405, 406, 407, 409, 413,

419, 452, River LINE

Pine Hill 403, 459Runne

mede 400, 455

Somerdale 403, 451

St

rat

ford 403, 459

Tavis

t

ock 451

Voorhees 403, 406, 451, 459, PATCO Ashland

Waterford 554, Atlantic City LineW

inslow 316-Seasonal, 400, 459, 463, 551, 554

Woodl

ynne 400, 450, 453

CAPE MAY COUNTYAvalon 315, 319

Cap

e M

a

y 313, 315, 316-Seasonal, 319-Seasonal, 552Dennis 313, 315

Lowe

r Tw

p 313, 315, 319-Seasonal, 552

Middle Tw

p 313, 315, 319, 552

Nor

t

h Wildwood 313, 315, 316-Seasonal, 319, 552

Ocean Cit

y 319, 507, 509

Sea Isle City 315, 319Stone Har

bor 315, 319

Uppe

r Twp 315, 319

We

s

t Cape M

ay 552

W

ildwood 313, 315, 316-Seasonal, 319, 552

Woodbine 313

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CUMBERLAND COUNTYBridget

on 410, 553

Fairf

ield 553Maur

ice R

ive

r 313

Millv

ille 313, 408, 553

Uppe

r Deer

f

ield 410, 553

V

ineland 313, 408, 553

GLOUCESTER COUNTYClay

ton 313, 408

Dept

ford 400, 401, 402, 408, 410, 412, 455, 463

East Greenw

ich 401

Elk 410

Frank

lin 313, 408

Glassboro 313, 408, 412Greenwich 402

Harr

ison 410

Logan 402

Mantua 410, 412

Monroe 315, 400, 463

Nat

ional Park 455New

f

ield 408

Paulsboro 402, 455

Pit

man 313, 408, 412

Swe

desboro 401

Washing

ton T

w

p 315, 400, 403, 408, 463

Wenonah 412We

s

t Dept

ford 401, 402, 410, 455

We

s

t

v

ille 401, 402, 408, 410, 412

Woo

dbur

y Cit

y 401, 402, 410, 412, 455, 463

Woo

dbur

y He

ights 410, 412

Woolw

ich 401

SALEM COUNTYCarneys Point 402, 423, 468

Manning

ton 401, 468

Oldmans 402

Penns Grove 402, 423, 468

Pennsv

ille 402, 423, 468Pile

sg

rove 401

Salem Cit

y 401, 468

Upper Pit

t

sg

rove 410

Woodstown 401, 468

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In urban areas such as Camden, Philadelphia, Trenton

and Atlantic City, bus stops are usually marked by

bus stop signs and many stops (such as those along

Market St. in Philadelphia) have bus shelters. Signs

may list the route numbers of the buses stopping

at that location. Be sure to check the route anddestination of the bus you want to take on both the

bus stop sign and on the bus.

In suburban and rural areas, all bus stops may not

be marked. But you can still board a bus anywherealong the route where it is safe for the bus to stop.

To board the bus, just signal the driver clearly with

your hand as the bus approaches.

When you board, tell the driver where you are going

and deposit the required fare. Most local/city transitbuses are exact fare only! The bus will be labeled

Exact Fare on the outside next to the entrance door.

The fare box will accept coins and $1.00 bills. The

driver does not have change!

Bus FaresNJ TRANSIT bus fares are based on the number of

zones traveled between your origin and destination.

The fare for a one-zone intrastate trip is $1.25.

Additional zone charges may apply for longer trips.

Most trips in southern New Jersey are four zones orless. If your trip requires a transfer to a second bus,

purchase a transfer for 55 cents when you pay your

fare on the first bus youll save 70 cents on the

second fare! Transfers are available for intrastate

trips at the following rates:

Adult - $.55

Child/Senior Citizen/People with Disabilities - $.25

T r a v e l i n g b y Bus


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If you commute daily, you can save up to 35% over

the regular one-way fare by purchasing a monthly NJ

TRANSIT bus pass. You can use it to make unlimited

trips on NJ TRANSIT bus routes for an entire calendar

month for the number of zones indicated on the

pass. There is an interstate pass for rides between

New Jersey and Philadelphia and an intrastate pass

for rides totally within New Jersey.

If you travel only a few days a week, a 10-trip ticket

is available at a 10-25% discount over the regular

one-way fare. It is good for ten one-way trips for

20 days from the date of purchase.

Monthly and 10-trip tickets are available at most

major bus terminals, at local ticket agencies and

by mail through NJ TRANSITs MAIL-FARE program.

Call (800) 648-0215 for MAIL-FARE information, or

go to www.njtransit.com and click on QuikTikSM

online ticketing.

For information regarding SEPTA bus and rail fares

and cost of transfers, call SEPTA at (215) 580-7800.

Discounted fares are available by using tokens,

Transpass, TrailPass, Day Pass, or Cross County Pass.

Depending upon frequency of travel, significant

discounts can be realized.


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NJ TRANSIT -

Southern New Jersey Bus RoutesThe following is a list of all bus routes operatedby NJ TRANSIT in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden,

Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer

and Salem counties and the Trenton area.

307 Seasonal serv

ices to Six F

lags Great AdventureAlso serving Freehold-Jackson Premiere Outlets.

313/315 Cape May-W

i

ldwood-PhiladelphiaAlso

serving Vineland, Millville, Woodbine, Sea Isle City,

Avalon, Stone Harbor, Cape May Courthouse, North

Wildwood, Rio Grande, Rowan University, Glassboro,

Camden.316 Cape May-Wild

wood-Philadelphia (Summe

r onl

y)

Also serving Avandale Park/Ride, Rio Grande,

North Wildwood, and Cape May.

317Asbur

y Par

k-Fort Dix-Phi

ladelphia Also serving

Camden, Cherry Hill, Moorestown, Mt. Laurel, Mt. Holly,

Burlington County College, Pemberton, Browns Mills,

McGuire AFB, Wrightstown, Cassville, Lakewood, Brick,

Pt. Pleasant Beach and Belmar.

318 Philade

lphia-Six Flags Great Adve

nture

(Summer only) serving Camden.

319 New York-At

lant

ic Cit

y-Wild

wood-Cape May

Also ser

v

ing Toms R

i

verWith limited service toJersey City, Newark, Ocean City, Sea Isle City, Avalon,

Stone Harbor, and North Wildwood. Seasonal service

to Cape May.

400 Sick

ler

v

ille-PhiladelphiaAlso serving Avandale

Park/Ride, Williamstown, Turnersville, Lakeland, Deptford

Mall, Camden County College, Blackwood, Runnemede,

Bellmawr, Mt. Ephraim, Audubon Park and Camden.

401 Sale

m-Philade

lphiaAlso serving Woodstown,

Swedesboro, Woodbury, Westville, Brooklawn,

Gloucester City and Camden.

401, 402, 410, 412Woo

dbur

y-PhiladelphiaAlso

serving Westville, Brooklawn, Gloucester, and Camden.

402 Pennsv

ille-PhiladelphiaAlso serving Penns Grove,

Pennsville, Pureland Industrial Park, Beckett, Gibbstown,

Paulsboro, Woodbury, Westville, West Deptford, Logan,

Brooklawn, Gloucester City, and Camden.

Rail Connections


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403Turner

sv

i

lle-L

indenwold PATCO-PhiladelphiaAlso

serving Erial, Pine Hill, Gloucester Twp., Camden County

College, Clementon, Echelon Mall, Haddon Heights,Audubon, Barrington, Collingswood and Camden.

404 Che

r

r

y Hill Mall-Pennsauken-Philadelphia

Also serving Merchantville and Camden.

405 Philadelphia-Merchant

v

ille-Cher

r

y Hill Mall

Also serving Camden and Pennsauken.

406 Ber

lin-Mar

lton-PhiladelphiaAlso serving Voorhees,Marlton Crossing, Virtua Hospital, Cherry Hill, Cherry

Hill Industrial Park, Pennsauken, and Camden. (This

route serves Cross County Connections Regional Travel

Information Center in Marlton)

407 Philadelphia-Merchant

v

ille-Moorestow

n Mall

Also serving East Gate Corporate Center, East Gate

Square, Moorestown, Maple Shade, Merchantville,

Pennsauken, and Camden.

408 Mill

v

i

lle-P

hilade

lphiaAlso serving Vineland, Newfield,

Franklinville, Clayton, Glassboro, Pitman, New Sharon,

Deptford, Westville, Gloucester City, Cumberland Co.

Social Service-One Stop, and Camden.

409 T

r

e

nt

o

n

-W

i

lling

bo

ro

-P

hi

lade

lphiaAlso serving Camden,

Pennsauken, Cinnaminson, Delran, Bridgeboro, Willingboro,

Willingboro Town Center-Park/Ride, Edgewater Park,

Burlington, Florence, Roebling, Bordentown, and

Trenton Rail Station.

410 Br

idgeton-PhiladelphiaAlso serving Deerfield,Shirley, Pittsgrove, Mullica Hill, Mantua, Woodbury,

Westville, Brooklawn, Gloucester City, and Camden.

412 Glassboro-PhiladelphiaAlso serving Elsmere,

Pitman, Barnsboro, Mantua, Wenonah, Woodbury,

Woodbury Hts, Westville, Gloucester City, Gloucester

Co. Holly Dell Complex, Gloucester Co. One-Stop,

Rowan University, and Camden.

413 Philade

lphia-Mt. Holly-Bur

ling

t

onAlso serving

Camden, Pennsauken, Cherry Hill, Maple Shade,

Moorestown, Moorestown Mall, East Gate Corporate

Center, Hainesport, Centerton Square, Lumberton Plaza,

Virtua Hospital, Burlington County Social Services

Building, Westampton, and Burlington Center Mall.

418 W

i

lling

b

o

r

o E

x

pre

ss W

i

lling

bo

ro-B

ur

ling

t

o

n-Tr

e

nt

o

n

Also serving Mount Holly. Camden E

xpre

ss

Camde

n-Che

r

r

y Hi

ll Mall-Moo

re

s

tow

n Mall-T

re

nto

n

419 Bur

ling

ton-R

ive

rside-Philadelphia (via R

iver Road)

Also serving Edgewater Park, Beverly, Delanco, Delran,

Riverton, Cinnaminson, Palmyra, Pennsauken, and Camden.

10 Rail Connections


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423 Penns Grove-Penns

v

ille-Wilming

t

on, Delaware

Also serving Carneys Point and Deepwater.

450 Che

r

r

y Hill-Audubon-CamdenAlso serving CherryHill Mall, Garden State Pavilion, NJT Atlantic City Rail

Line, Cherry Hill Executive Campus, Haddon Twp.,

Westmont PATCO, Audubon, Black Horse Center,

Audubon Park, and Village of Fairview.

451 Camden-Echelon Mall-L

indenwold PATCO

Also serving Collingswood, Westmont, Haddonfield,Woodcrest, Cherry Hill, Voorhees.

452 Camden-36t

h St

reet St

at

ionAlso serving

Adventure Aquarium, Cramer Hill, Tweeter Center,

Campbells Field, North Camden.

453 Ferr

y Avenue PATCO-Camde

nAlso serving

Broadway in Camden, and Woodlynne.

455 Che

r

r

y Hill Mall-Woodbur

y-PaulsboroAlso serving

Cherry Hill Mall, JFK Hospital, Kingston Estates,

Haddonfield PATCO, Haddon Heights, Barrington,

Runnemede, Deptford Mall, National Park, and

Thorofare.

457 Moorestown Mall-CamdenAlso serving East GateSquare, East Gate Corporate Center and Industrial

Center, Mt. Laurel, Maple Shade, Haddonfield

PATCO, Haddon Heights, Audubon, Mt. Ephraim,

Gloucester City, and Cherry Hill.

459 Echelon Mall-Camden Count

y College-Avandale

Par

k

/

R

ideAlso serving Winslow Twp., Gloucester Twp.,Lindenwold PATCO, Voorhees Twp., Eagle Plaza, Laurel

Corporate Center, and Voorhees Corporate Center.

463Woodbury-Avandale Park

/R

ideAlso serving

Underwood Memorial Hospital, Woodbury Courthouse,

Deptford, Woodbury Heights, New Sharon, Gloucester

Co. Inst. of Technology, Gloucester County College,

Washington Twp., JFK Hospital, Gloucester Co. Health

Services Complex, Monroe, Williamstown and Winslow.

468 Penns Grove-Sale

m-Woodstow

nAlso serving

Carneys Point, Salem Comm. College, Deepwater,

Pennsville, Pennsville Shopping Center, Pennsville

Market (Wal-Mart), Salem Shopping Center, Mannington,

Salem Memorial Hospital, Salem Co. Nursing Home,

Salem Co. Vo-Tech, and Woodstown Acme.

501 Br

igant

ine Beach-At

lant

ic Cit

yAlso serving Trump

Marina Hotel/Casino, Harrahs Atlantic City Casino,

Borgata Casino, and Atlantic City Bus Terminal.

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502 At

lan

t

ic Ci

t

y-Hamil

t

o

n M

all-At

lant

ic

/Cap

e Co

mmuni

t

y

College Also serving Atlantic City Bus Terminal,

Pleasantville, Egg Harbor Twp., Cardiff Power Center,Shore Mall, and English Creek Center.

504 Bungalow Park-Vent

nor PlazaAlso serving Chelsea

Heights, Atlantic City Bus Terminal, and Ventnor Heights.

505At

lant

ic Cit

y-Margate-Longpor

tAlso serving

Ventnor, Ventnor Plaza Shopping Center, Ventnor

Heights, Venice Park, and Atlantic City Inlet.507At

lant

ic Cit

y-Ocean Cit

yAlso serving Pleasantville,

Northfield, Linwood, Somers Point, Atlantic City Bus

Terminal, Shore Memorial Hospital, and Ocean City

Transportation Center.

508 Atlant

ic Ci

t

y-R

ichard St

o

ck

ton C

olleg

e-Hamil

t

o

n Mall

Also serving Pleasantville, Absecon, Absecon Manor

(limited) Galloway Twp., Atlantic City Bus Terminal,

Seaview Country Club, AtlantiCare, Consumer Square,

Absecon Highlands, and Atlantic County Social

Security Office.

509At

lant

ic Cit

y-Some

rs Point-Ocean Cit

yAlso serving

Pleasantville, Northfield, and Linwood.

551 Philade

lphia-At

lantic City-Ocean Cit

yAlso serving

Camden, Sicklerville, Avandale Park/Ride, and

Atlantic City.

552 Cape May-At

lant

ic Cit

yAlso serving The Villas,

Wildwood, Rio Grande, Cape May Courthouse, North

Cape May, North Wildwood, Burdette Tomlin Hospital,

Ocean View Park and Ride, and Casino Employee

Park/Ride Lot, and Crest Haven Complex.

553 Atlant

ic Ci

t

y-Uppe

r D

e

er

f

ieldAlso serving Bridgeton,

Millville, Cumberland Mall, Cumberland County College,

Vineland, Richland, Buena Vista, Vineland Transportation

Center, Mays Landing, Hamilton Business Park, Atlantic

County Vo-Tech, Hamilton Mall, Pleasantville (Limited),

Atlantic City Bus Terminal, and South Jersey

Healthcare Regional Medical Center.

554 L

indenwold PATCO-At

lant

ic Cit

yAlso serving

Berlin, Atco, Hammonton, Egg Harbor City, Absecon,

Pleasantville, Mullica Twp., and Galloway Twp.

559 Lakewood-At

lantic Cit

yAlso serving Toms River,

Forked River, Barnegat, Manahawkin, Tuckerton, Mystic

Island, Little Egg Harbor, New Gretna, Smithville,

Absecon, Pleasantville, Dover Twp., and Waretown.

Rail Connections


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600Trent

on-PlainsboroAlso serving Trenton Rail Station,

River LINE, Lawrence, West Windsor, Quaker Bridge

Mall, Princeton Market Fair, Princeton Forrestal Village.601, 606, 608, 609 Capit

al Connec

t

ion from Tre

nton

Rail St

at

ion/

R

ive

r LINE From Rail Station to

Downtown and Statehouse.

601T

renton-College of New Jer

sey-W

hite Hor

se

Also serving Ewing, Hamilton, and the Trenton Rail Station.

602 Penning

ton-Tre

nton Also serving Ewing andCollege of New Jersey.

603 Mercer Mall-Quaker Br

idge Mall-Hamilton

Marketplace Also serving West Windsor, Sovereign

Bank Arena, Mercer County Courthouse, Robert

Wood Johnson-Hamilton Hospital, and Lawrence.

604 Eas

t T

re

nton-T

renton Rai

l St

at

ionAlso servingMercer County Courthouse, Labor Building and

Justice Complex.

605 Montgo

me

r

y-P

r

incet

on-Quake

r Bridge MallAlso

serving Princeton Twp., West Windsor, Lawrence,

Princeton Rail Station, Princeton University, Princeton

Medical Center, and Mercer Mall.

606 Pr

inceton-Me

rce

rv

ille-Hamilton SquareAlso

serving Lawrence, Rider University, Trenton, Hamilton,

Hamilton Rail Station, Princeton University,

Lawrenceville, Trenton Rail Station, and Mercerville.

607 Ew

ing-T

r

enton-Inde

pendence Plaz

aAlso serving

NJ DOT, Sovereign Bank Arena, Hamilton Twp., and

Mercer County Courthouse.

608 Hamilton-We

s

t T

re

ntonAlso serving Trenton,

Ewing, Hamilton Rail Station, Trenton Rail Station, NJ

State Hospital, and West Trenton Rail Station.

609 Ewing-Quaker Br

idge Mall-Mercer Count

y Colle

ge

Also serving Trenton Rail Station, West Trenton, Hamilton,

Lawrence, State House Complex, and NJ DOT offices.

611 Pe

r

r

y St

reet Park-R

ide Shut

t

leAlso serving

downtown State offices.


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T r a v e l i n g b y

TrainPATCOPATCO, a subsidiary of the Delaware River PortAuthority, operates train service between southern

New Jersey and Philadelphia. Park/Ride facilities are

available for more than 12,600 carsat seven New Jersey stations. 60%

of parking spaces are free at all times.

Between 5 and 10AM, paid parking

gates accept $1 payment, for up to

24 hours parking, using a FREEDOM

smart card. Metered parking is also

available - $ .25 for each 2 hours.

Economical fares are based on the distance

of New Jersey stations from Philadelphia

in the following zoned station groups:Lindenwold, Ashland, Woodcrest - $2.45

Haddonfield, Westmont, Collingswood - $2.15

Ferry Avenue-Camden - $1.85

Broadway & City Hall-Camden - $1.15

Between Philadelphia stations - $1.15

Between all New Jersey stations - $1.30(Fares are one-way)

One-way or two-trip tickets, as well

as stored value FREEDOM smart

cards, can be purchased from

vending machines at each station.

Tickets are intended for same day

use and expire within 3 days of

purchase. FREEDOM offers frequent

riders the convenience of loading value onto

reusable smart cards. Reduced price, round-trip

SEPTA transfer tickets may also be purchased from

the same vending machines in New Jersey stations

for use between PATCO trains and SEPTAs Market-

Frankford Subway/Elevated Line, Broad Street, and

Ridge Avenue subways, and designated trolley and

bus routes. See www.ridepatco.org for schedules,

parking and FREEDOM smart card details, or call

(856) 772-6900 for more information.

15th/16th & Locust

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

12th/13th & Locust

9th/10th & Locust

8th & Market

CITY HALL

BROADWAY

FERRY AVENUE

COLLINGSWOOD

WESTMONT

HADDONFIELD

WOODCREST

ASHLAND

LINDENWOLD

Park/Ride Accessible

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NJ TRANSIT Commuter Rail Lines

River LINESM

NJ TRANSIT provides commuter light rail service

between Trenton and Camden. Connecting services

at each end of the River LINE provide easy access to

Manhattan, Atlantic City, Philadelphia and more. At

the Trenton Station, connections

are available to NJ TRANSITNortheast Corridor Line (see page

17), NJ TRANSIT buses (see

page 9) SEPTA R7 Regional Rail

Line (see page 18), and Amtrak

(see page 24). At the Walter Rand

Transportation Center in Camden,

connections are available to

PATCO (see page 14) and NJ

TRANSIT buses (see page 9).

Fourteen of the twenty stations

offer parking. Parking is free withthe exception of the Trenton

Station. Riders purchase tickets

from ticket vending machines

(TVMs) located on the platforms

at each station, at the Trenton

Station and the Walter Rand

Transportation Center in Camden.

One-way tickets must be validated

before boarding. Monthly passes

do not need to be validated.

Light rail fares are:

One-Way - $1.25

Senior Citizens/

Passengers with Disabilities - $.60

Monthly Pass - $41.00

Monthly passes are also available by mail (call

800-648-0215) or on-line at www.njtransit.com.

TRENTON

HAMILTON AVENUE

CASS STREET

BORDENTOWN

ROEBLING

FLORENCE

BURLINGTONTOWNE CENTRE

BURLINGTON SOUTH

BEVERLY/EDGEWATER PARK

DELANCO

RIVERSIDE

CINNAMINSON

RIVERTON

PALMYRA

RT. 73/PENNSAUKEN

36th STREET

WALTER RANDTRANS. CENTER

COOPER STREET/RUTGERS

AQUARIUM

ENTERTAINMENTCENTER


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NJ TRANSIT Commuter Rail Lines

Atlantic City LineNJ TRANSIT provides commuter

rail service between Atlantic City

and Philadelphia.

At the Atlantic City terminal, free

shuttle bus service is available for

NJ TRANSIT rail passengers to all

casinos and major hotels. You will

receive a free round trip. Parking

is available at all stations.

One-way fares are:To/from Phila.-30th Street:

Cherry Hill - $3.00

Lindenwold - $3.75

Atco - $4.75

Hammonton - $5.50

Egg Harbor City - $6.75

Absecon - $6.75

Atlantic City - $7.25

Multiple-ride commutation tickets are also available,

which offer the daily commuter substantial discountsover the regular one-way fare. Weekly tickets save

you 15% and monthly tickets save you up to 30%!

Tickets can be purchased at vending machines on

the platforms (which accept credit cards) or at the

Atlantic City ticket office. Tickets may be purchased

on the train, but a $5.00 surcharge may apply if the

ticket window is open or the ticket vending machine

is operating. Purchase your NJ TRANSIT monthly Bus

or Rail Pass through the mail. To enroll, complete

and mail in an application, found at major stations,or call (973) 491-8491 for MAIL-TIK information.

PHILADELPHIA30TH STREET STATION

CHERRY HILL

LINDENWOLD

ATCO

HAMMONTON

EGG HARBOR CITY

ABSECON

ATLANTIC CITYCONVENTION CENTER

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

To/from Atlantic City-Convention Center:

Absecon - $1.00

Egg Harbor City - $2.25

Hammonton - $3.50

Atco - $3.50

Lindenwold - $3.75

Cherry Hill - $4.75

Phila.-30th Street - $7.25


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Northeast Corridor LineNJ TRANSIT provides commuter rail service between

Trenton and New York, with connections to the

SEPTA R7 Regional Rail Line at Trenton (see page 12).

Fares between Trenton and

New York are $11.50 one-way

and $19.50 for the off-peak

round-trip ticket. Tickets can

be purchased at vending

machines on the platforms

(which accept credit cards)

or at station ticket offices.

Tickets may be purchased

on the train, but a $5.00surcharge may apply if the

ticket window is open or

the ticket vending machine

is operating. Multiple-ride

commutation tickets are

also available, which

offer the daily commuter

substantial discounts over

the regular one-way fare.

Weekly tickets save you

15% and monthly ticketssave you 30%!

Purchase your NJ TRANSIT

monthly Bus or Rail Pass

through the mail. To enroll,

complete and mail in an

application, found at major

stations, or call (973) 491-

8491 for MAIL-TIK information.

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NEWARKPENN STATION

NORTH ELIZABETH

ELIZABETH

LINDEN

RAHWAY

METROPARK

METUCHEN

EDISON

NEW BRUNSWICK

JERSEY AVENUE

PRINCETON JUNCTION/PRINCETON (SHUTTLE)

HAMILTON /I-295

TRENTON

NEWARK LIBERTYINTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

PENN STATIONNEW YORK

SECAUCUS JUNCTION

New York

New Jersey


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SEPTA Regional Rail Lines

R7 TrentonThe R7 provides service between

Center City Philadelphia and

Trenton, with connections to theNJ TRANSIT Northeast Corridor

Line at Trenton (see page 11).

For information regarding

SEPTA rail fares, call SEPTA at

(215) 580-7800. Discounted

fares are available by using

weekly or monthly passes.

Depending upon frequency

of travel, significant discounts

can be realized.

R1 Airport LineThe R1 provides service between

Center City Philadelphia and the

five terminals at Philadelphia

International Airport.

For information regarding SEPTA

rail fares, call SEPTA at (215)

580-7800. Discounted fares

are available by using weekly or

monthly passes. Depending upon

frequency of travel, significant


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TRENTON

LEVITTOWN

BRISTOL

CROYDON

EDDINGTON

CORNWELLS HEIGHTS

TORRESDALE

HOLMESBURG JUNCTION

TACONY

BRIDESBURG

NORTH PHILADELPHIA

30TH STREET STATION

SUBURBAN STATION

MARKET EAST

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

Pennsylvania

New Jersey

AIRPORT Terminal E

AIRPORT Terminal C & D

AIRPORT Terminal B

AIRPORT Terminal A

EASTWICK

UNIVERSITY CITY

30TH STREET STATION

SUBURBAN STATION

MARKET EAST

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

To Glenside

1,600 free spaces at Park/Ride off I-95

To Chestnut Hill East


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R3 West Trenton

The R3 provides servicebetween Center City

Philadelphia and West

Trenton.

At the West Trenton Station,

connections can be made

to the NJ TRANSIT 608 bus

route to Trenton, Hamilton

Township and Lambertville.

For information regardingSEPTA rail fares, call

SEPTA at (215) 580-7800.

Discounted fares are

available by using weekly

or monthly passes.

Depending upon frequency

of travel, significant


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WEST TRENTON

YARDLEY

WOODBOURNE

LANGHORNE

NESHAMINY FALLS

TREVOSE

SOMERTON

FOREST HILLS

PHILMONT

BETHAYRES

MEADOWBROOK

RYDAL

NOBLE

JENKINTOWN-WYNCOTE

ELKINS PARK

FERN ROCK TRANSP. CTR.

WAYNE JUNCTION

TEMPLE UNIVERSITY

MARKET EAST

SUBURBAN STATION

30TH STREET STATION

UNIVERSITY CITY

Pennsylvania

New Jersey


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SEPTA Subway, Elevated and Trolley

SEPTA operates the following

subway/elevated services

through Center City:

The Market-FrankfordSubway/Elevated Lineprovides east-west service

along Market Street, with

connections to PATCO and

NJ TRANSIT buses at the

8th & Market Streets Station.

The Subway/Surface Lineprovides local service under

Market Street from 13th Street-

Convention Center to University

City, where it splits into five

streetcar lines. Connections can

be made from NJ TRANSIT buses

at 13th Street-Convention Center.

FRANKFORD TERMINAL

MARGARET-ORTHODOX

CHURCH

ERIE-TORRESDALE

TIOGA

ALLEGHENY

SOMERSET

HUNTINGDON

YORK-DAUPHIN

BERKS

GIRARD

SPRING GARDEN

2nd

5th

8TH & MARKET

11th

13th

15th

30th

40th

46th

52nd

56th

60th

63rd

MILLBOURNE

69th St.TERMINAL

13thCONVENTION CTR.

15th

19th

22nd

30th

36th36th

37th

40th

33rdDREXEL UNIV.

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The Broad St. Subwayoperates north-south through

Center City. Connections can be

made from PATCOs 12th-13th

Streets Station, or the 15th-16th

Streets Station to the Walnut-

Locust/Broad Street Subway

stop. NJ TRANSIT bus connec-

tions can be made at City Hallor Race-Vine Streets Stations.

The Broad St./Ridge Ave.Subway Spuroperates from 8th & Market

Streets where connections

can be made from PATCO

and NJ TRANSIT buses.

For information regarding

SEPTA subway/elevated and

trolley line fares, call SEPTA

at (215) 580-7800. Savings

are available by using a SEPTA

Transpass, TrailPass, Day Pass

or Cross County Pass.

FERN ROCK

OLNEY

LOGAN

WYOMING

HUNTING PARK

ERIE

ALLEGHENY

N. PHILADELPHIA

SUSQUEHANA-DAUPHIN

CECIL B. MOORE

GIRARD

CHINATOWN

8th & MARKET

FAIRMOUNT

SPRING GARDEN

RACE-VINE

CITY HALL

WALNUT-LOCUST

LOMBARD-SOUTH

ELLSWORTH-FEDERAL

TASKER-MORRIS

SNYDER

OREGON

PATTISON

Sports Complex


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County and South JerseyTransportation Authority

Public Transit Services

County/SJTA operated public transit programs

provide transportation that supplements the regular

mass transit services. Please consult your county

Transportation office or SJTA at the numbers listedbelow, or call Cross County Connection for further

information.

Atlantic CountyAtlantic County provides demand-responsive

shuttle services throughout the county. Services

provide connections many to locations, including

NJ TRANSIT bus and rail stations. Call Atlantic

County at 609-645-5910 for more information.

Burlington CountyBurlington County provides transit services

throughout the County. Major destinations include

Pemberton, Mt. Holly, Willingboro, as well as

County social service offices and Burlington County

College. Burlington County also provides transit

services to several River LINE stations, connecting

passengers with suburban office parks and

shopping destinations. Call Burlington County at

609-265-5109 for schedules and more information.

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Camden CountyThe South Jersey Transportation Authority (SJTA)

provides employment-based shuttle services to

destinations throughout southern New Jersey. SJTAalso provides shuttle services to support several

stations along the River LINE. These shuttles serve

sites in Camden City as well as suburban office

parks. Call SJTA at 856-616-0815 for schedules

and more information.

Cumberland CountyCumberland County provides shuttle services to

destinations throughout the county, including

employment sites in Vineland and Bridgeton.

These services connect with NJ Transit bus routes.Call Cumberland County Improvement Authority at

856-825-3700 for schedules and more information.

Gloucester CountyGloucester County provides demand responsive

shuttle transportation to locations throughout the

County. Call Gloucester County at 856-307-4845

for schedules and more information.

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Amtrak

Amtrak provides inter-

city rail service to points

throughout the United

States, including services

in the Northeast between

Philadelphia and Washington,Baltimore, Wilmington,

Harrisburg, New York,

Albany, Springfield and

Boston. Commuter tickets

are available to several

cities such as New York.

Cape May

Seashore Lines

The Cape May Seashore

Lines operate regularly

scheduled excursion

service, spring through fall,and limited special event

service in late fall. Contact

the CMSL for schedule

and fare

information.

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TUCKAHOE

WOODBINE

DENNISVILLE

4-H FAIRGROUNDS

CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE

RIO GRANDE

COLD SPRING

CAPE MAY

Future Service

Future Service

TRENTON

CORNWELLS HTS.

NORTH PHILA.

30th ST. STATION

TO BALTIMORE& WASHINGTON

TO HARRISBURG

TO BOSTON

LONG ISLAND RR

TO ALBANY

PENN STATIONNEW YORK

NEWARKPENN STATION

METROPARK

NEW BRUNSWICK

PRINCETON JCT.

1,600 free spaces at

Park/Ride off I-95


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Commuter Bus Service to NY CityThe following bus companies operate service from

southern New Jersey to the Port Authority BusTerminal in Midtown Manhattan and Wall Streetin Downtown Manhattan:

Academy Bus Linesfrom the WestamptonBus Terminal on Route 541 near Exit 5 of the NJ

Turnpike and the Willingboro Park/Ride on US 130.

Greyhound from the Mt. Laurel Park/Ride atFellowship Road and Route 73 and the Walter RandTransportation Center in Camden

at Broadway and Mickle Blvd.

Accessible ServicesNJ TRANSIT, PATCO, SEPTA and Amtrak all provideaccessible services for people with disabilities.

These include buses with lifts and kneelingfeatures, and elevators or ramps at

certain train stations. Please consultthe carrier for details on these services.

Reduced Faresfor Senior Citizens & People with DisabilitiesOn NJ TRANSIT, people with disabilities, and those

62 years and older, can travel on-board NJ TRANSITtrains, buses and light rail vehicles at a reduced fareof one-half the regular one-way fare or less at all times

with valid ID. Please call (973) 378-6401for more information on the Reduced

Fare Program and ID requirements.

On PATCO, all persons 65 years and older and peoplewith disabilities may ride during the off-peak hours

for one half the lowest regular interstate fare.

On all SEPTA services, free and reduced fares areoffered during off-peak hours.

Proper identification is required for all reduced fares.

Please call the appropriate carrier for details.

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Need a timetable or map for

a service listed in this guide?Mail or fax us this handy form!

Your Name

Address

Email

Phone ( )

NJ TRANSIT PATCO SEPTA

River LINE Cape May Seashore Line

Atlantic City Rail Line

Other

Route Name

Route Number

Timetable Bus Route Map Other

Would you like information on car/van pooling and

other commuting alternatives? Yes!

Where did you obtain this brochure?

Mail to: Cross County Connection2002D Lincoln Drive WestMarlton, NJ 08053-1530

Fax to: (856) 983-0388Or fill out this form on our website:www.transportationchoices.com


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CROSS COUNTY CONNECTION(856) 596-8228www.transportationchoices.com

NJ TRANSITBus, Rail and Light Rail information1-800-772-2222

TT - hearing impaired(800) 772-2287

www.njtransit.comwww.riverline.com

PATCO(856) 772-6900www.ridepatco.org

SEPTAInformation(215) 580-7800

Schedules(215) 580-7777

www.septa.org

AMTRAK(800) USA-RAIL (872-7245)www.amtrak.com

CAPE MAY SEASHORE LINES

(609) 884-CMSL (2675)www.capemayseashorelines.org

ACADEMY BUS LINES(609) 265-2400www.academybus.com

GREYHOUND(800) 231-2222www.greyhound.com

TransitChek

(800) 355-5000www.dvrpc.org/transportation/transitchek

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